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Torque tube bushing with bearing 25mm torque tube

(3 bearings needed for torque tube) Porsche does not offer separate torque tube bearings for the 993/964, meaning if the bearings fail, your only option has been to purchase a completely new torque tube. In response, OE Match and our trusted supplier have taken the initiative to design, develop, and manufacture high-quality 993/964 torque tube bearings, now available for individual purchase

• Lightly lubricate the rubber (acid-free lubricant), 
• Ensure the correct installation direction,
• Press against the outer contact surface during installation (only onto the aluminum housing),
• A high installation force will be required (press in with hydraulics) 

fits inside diagram ref no 1

Water pump, Thermostat, Cam & Balance Belt Kit Porsche 944 2.7L & 944 Turbo

Porsche 944 2.7ltr - 1988 to 1989

8V ENGINE WITH AUTO ADJUSTER

Changing the water pump, pulley, and belts on an older Porsche 944 is essential for maintaining the car’s performance and preventing expensive repairs down the line. Here’s why: 

 1. Water Pump: The water pump is crucial for keeping the engine cool by circulating coolant throughout the system. Over time, the seals can wear out, and the pump itself can become less efficient or even fail completely. A failed water pump can cause the engine to overheat, leading to severe engine damage, which is costly to repair. Since the water pump is typically driven by the timing belt, replacing it during a timing belt service is a preventive measure. 

 2. Pulley: The pulleys, including the ones for the timing belt and accessory belts, can degrade over time due to wear and tear. If a pulley starts to fail, it can cause the belt to misalign or slip, which can lead to loss of power to critical systems like the water pump, alternator, or power steering. A worn-out pulley might also cause abnormal noises (like squealing) or vibrations, and in the worst case, it can lead to belt failure or further engine damage. 

 3. Belts: The timing belt and accessory belts (serpentine or V-belts) stretch and wear over time. A snapped timing belt can cause catastrophic engine damage, especially on interference engines like the 944’s. The accessory belts keep things like the alternator, air conditioning, and power steering working properly, and if they break, you’ll lose those functions—and possibly risk engine overheating if the water pump is driven by one of those belts. 

 4. Preventive Maintenance: On older cars, these parts have a limited lifespan, and replacing them as part of regular maintenance helps avoid major issues. The 944 is a well-built car, but its aging components need attention. Replacing the water pump, pulleys, and belts before they fail ensures your car runs smoothly and can help avoid the inconvenience and cost of unexpected breakdowns. 

 5. Improved Reliability: By proactively replacing these parts, you improve the overall reliability of your 944, ensuring that you can enjoy it without worrying about the engine overheating or being stranded due to a failed belt or pulley. In short, regular replacement of the water pump, pulleys, and belts is part of smart ownership for an older Porsche 944, helping preserve the engine’s health and longevity.

Water pump, Thermostat, Cam & Balance Belt Kit Porsche 944 S 2.5L 16v

Changing the water pump, pulley, and belts on an older Porsche 944 is essential for maintaining the car’s performance and preventing expensive repairs down the line. Here’s why: 

 1. Water Pump: The water pump is crucial for keeping the engine cool by circulating coolant throughout the system. Over time, the seals can wear out, and the pump itself can become less efficient or even fail completely. A failed water pump can cause the engine to overheat, leading to severe engine damage, which is costly to repair. Since the water pump is typically driven by the timing belt, replacing it during a timing belt service is a preventive measure. 

 2. Pulley: The pulleys, including the ones for the timing belt and accessory belts, can degrade over time due to wear and tear. If a pulley starts to fail, it can cause the belt to misalign or slip, which can lead to loss of power to critical systems like the water pump, alternator, or power steering. A worn-out pulley might also cause abnormal noises (like squealing) or vibrations, and in the worst case, it can lead to belt failure or further engine damage. 

 3. Belts: The timing belt and accessory belts (serpentine or V-belts) stretch and wear over time. A snapped timing belt can cause catastrophic engine damage, especially on interference engines like the 944’s. The accessory belts keep things like the alternator, air conditioning, and power steering working properly, and if they break, you’ll lose those functions—and possibly risk engine overheating if the water pump is driven by one of those belts. 

 4. Preventive Maintenance: On older cars, these parts have a limited lifespan, and replacing them as part of regular maintenance helps avoid major issues. The 944 is a well-built car, but its aging components need attention. Replacing the water pump, pulleys, and belts before they fail ensures your car runs smoothly and can help avoid the inconvenience and cost of unexpected breakdowns. 

 5. Improved Reliability: By proactively replacing these parts, you improve the overall reliability of your 944, ensuring that you can enjoy it without worrying about the engine overheating or being stranded due to a failed belt or pulley. In short, regular replacement of the water pump, pulleys, and belts is part of smart ownership for an older Porsche 944, helping preserve the engine’s health and longevity.